Freddie’s performance keeps KU in third place.
KU defeated Sangmyung University 71-62 in the 2024 KUSF College Basketball U-League at the KU Global Campus Gymnasium on Wednesday.
KU improved to 10-3 on the season and remained in third place. Freddie (29 points, 21 rebounds, five steals) led the team’s offense, while Baek Kyung (16 points, seven rebounds, two steals, two blocked shots) and Kim Do-yeon (10 points, five rebounds) 토토사이트 contributed.
KU didn’t get off to a good start. Led by Choi Joon-hwan, the team struggled against Kwon Soon-woo, Park In-seop, and Choi Jung-hyun. The team scored only nine points in the first quarter, and KU was outscored 9-18.
In the second quarter, KU turned things around. Freddie was at the center of it. He attacked Sangmyung University’s basket and scored eight points. Kim Do-yeon supported with a three-pointer. KU, which also received supporting shots from Baek Kyung-kyung and Jeon Ji-hyun, ended the first half tied at 29-29.
In the second half, the game became a close contest, but KU managed to pull away. Freddie’s presence never waned, and Baek Kyung showed off her presence inside and outside. Yeo Chan-young, Kim Jun-young, and Lee Joo-seok also scored, and KU ended the third quarter with a 50-48 lead.
Final 10 minutes. KU fought off a late charge from Sangmyung University, led by Song Jung-woo, Park In-seob, and Kwon Soon-woo. Baek Kyung overwhelmed Sangmyung from the perimeter and Freddie from the high post. KU stayed focused until the end and secured the victory.
Meanwhile, No. 11 Sangmyung University improved to 1-12 on the season. Kwon Soon-woo (15 points, 6 rebounds, 5 assists) and Song Jung-woo (14 points, 5 rebounds) split the minutes, but KU was outrebounded (27-46).